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by Ken Nail It's cool to command your car A/V system from a touchscreen receiver, and even cooler when you add the convenience and safety of built-in Bluetooth® for hands-free calling. Kenwood's DDX418 DVD receiver allows you to conduct calls with just a touch or two on the screen, no phone fumbling required. When you're listening to music, you'll see song and artist info displayed, bright and clear, and you can also use the touchscreen to change sources, choose music, select DVD menu items, or adjust EQ settings. For just the right look, you can set the receiver's control buttons to match the color of your vehicle's illumination. iPod® and other options Use Kenwood's iPod cable to connect your iPod to the receiver for full access to your audio and video content. You can browse your playlists by album art, play video from your iPod, and watch your favorite DVDs on the built-in screen when you're parked, or add an external screen and wireless headphones so your passengers in the back can watch while you drive. Play your favorite music You can plug a thumb drive full of music into the receiver's USB input for hours of road music, or spin your favorite CDs, including recordable discs loaded with MP3, WMA, and AAC files. The front-panel A/V input comes in handy for gaming consoles and other audio/video sources. Navigation-ready Install Kenwood's KNA-G610 navigation module, and you'll control navigation functions right on the touchscreen. Voice prompts guide you to your destination, and the Garmin-powered navigation system features 2D and 3D views for impressive detail. Want to keep your car's steering wheel audio controls? In most vehicles, you can use this adapter to connect your vehicle's steering wheel controls to this Kenwood stereo. Connect a few wires, then program the adapter for your particular car and the Kenwood, and you'll retain the convenience of your steering wheel controls. Note: Bluetooth compatibility of this device may vary, depending on your phone and service provider. Note: If you're going to use your iPod with this receiver, be sure to check "Details" for specific iPod model compatibility with this receiver or its optional iPod adapter. Product Highlights:General features:DVD/CD receiver with AM/FM tunerbuilt-in internal amp (22 watts RMS/50 peak x 4 channels)6.1" touchscreen with variable color button illuminationbuilt-in Bluetooth for hands-free calling and audio streamingfits double-DIN dash openingsAudio/video features:plays CDs, DVDs, and USB memory devices (see Hands-on Research for full capabilities)high- and low-pass filters3-band parametric equalizerExpandability:iPod control with Kenwood's optional iPod cableworks with Kenwood's KNA-G610 navigation moduleinputs: front USB input, front A/V input, rear-view camera inputoutputs: A/V output, 4-channel preamp output (4-volt front, rear/subwoofer)Other information:compatible with most factory steering wheel audio controls (adapter required)warranty: 1 yearOur 60-day money-back guarantee DVD receivers: They're not just for movies DVD receivers add a new level of entertainment to your vehicle. You can watch a movie on the screen when you're parked on a Saturday night, or play a DVD through your rear seat video setup on the road. Touchscreen receivers allow you to breeze through menus with the tip of your finger. Most DVD receivers feature a USB input for audio from your iPod, and the ability to add an adapter that allows video to display on the screen. Some receivers even offer connections for a center speaker and a subwoofer, so you can build a full-fledged theater in your car, just like at home.
Great receiver for the price. Written By Larry, Little Rock, AR on Monday, July 23, 2012 "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value This unit is packed with features that normally come on the much higher priced units. Video inputs, Backup camera input, Blu tooth, etc... Sound is good considering I am using my stock speakers and no amplification other than the receiver. Menus are easy to understand and get to. Overall look of the unit is clean. As always, Crutchfield supplied everything needed for an easy install. Only reason I didn't give it all 5 stars on the Build Quality is that the Volume knob is really small and has no resistance. This makes it somewhat difficult to adjust while driving. Also the buttons above and below the knob give no feedback as to if they are pushed, kind of "squishy" feeling. I have to push them at a certain angle to get them to work. Overall for the price, excellent choice. I have to agree with everyone else on the Blu tooth sound quality. I called my work voice mail from my truck with it not running and windows up, first not using the Blu tooth but straight from my phone. Then using Blu tooth and I listened to the messages. The one using Blu Tooth almost was unintelligible. Close to the mic or far away, facing or not, didn't make a difference. I don't think it's the actual Blu tooth connection because the music streaming over the Blu tooth from my iPhone sounds great. I would still buy again for the price I paid! Pros: Features, Price. Cons: Blu tooth phone sound quality. Button feel.
Good product, great customer service Written By Dominic, Boston, MA on Friday, May 04, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value I ordered this to replace the factory stereo on my wife's 2004 Ford Explorer. She was looking for a better way to play her iPod than the FM transmitter we were using. This unit gave a hard line connection to the IPhone, Bluetooth for the iPhone, DVD playback and a de ent touchscreen. It was a refurbished unit, but it works fine. The most impressive thing was Crutchfield's customer service. I ordered the wrong wiring harness and Crutchfield sent me out the right harness at no charge. The stereo unit was shipped without a microphone unit, but a call to customer service was all that was needed to get a microphone sent out. Overall a great experience. I've never installed a stereo before, but all the information on the Crutchfield site took the anxiety out of the project.
Good receiver but quirky! Written By AA, Houston, tx on Saturday, March 31, 2012 "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value If you are looking for pure sound quality, this unit is the best! I have gotten lot of compliments on the sound specially news and voice channels where the voice has to be crisp and clear. But if you are looking for ease of use this unit sucks big time. The touch user interface is old school touch screen with too many buttons on the screen. Trying to change channels or modes while driving is a nightmare. Also the accuracy of the touch screen is horrible. After using a smooth touch screen device like the iPhone this receiver is irritating to try and navigate. Next thing is the bluetooth. The sound quality as others have mentioned on the mic is bad. Other people can barely hear me. I have been to the installer couple of times with no luck. It gets the point across but if you want to talk for a long time or have a discussion forget about it. You have to constantly yell. Also the bluetooth works correctly only if one phone is configured. I had mine and my wife's phone and it would randomly connect to either one and most of the time neither one so I had to just keep one. The reception of FM stations is weak, even with the antennas connected properly, I hear static noise regularly like its going to loose the signal On the plus side, it has great video and screen. With kids its perfect, they are able to watch the screen clearly even from the back and during sunlight. Most other receivers and hard to watch when the sun is out. The last complaint is the startup time. Pros: Great Sound Great Picture Lots of options: Bluetooth, Ipod audio and video, Nav addon, HD/Sirius/XM addons available Cons: Flaky bluetooth Bad touch screen interface Poor FM reception Slow bootup time. Almost takes a minute before it plays from USB drive or CD. Annoying if you turn the radio on and off.
Great Product! Written By Chris N., Muskegon, Mi on Wednesday, March 07, 2012 "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value Great Product! Installed easily! Took my time, and nothing went wrong. Great tech support also! Highly recommend!!!!!! Pros: Everything Cons: Nothing
Bad product, terrible tech support Written By World Traveler, Fort Myers, FL on Friday, February 24, 2012 "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value The unit is hard to use, the bluetooth doesn't work properly, Kenwood tech support is terrible. They tell you to reset the unit every time a problem happens. I bought an external Sirus XM unit that wouldn't work until it was reset thus losing all my settings. Now I'm trying to use the bluetooth handsfree and the phone finds the unit but the Kenwood doesn't find the phone. What's Kenwoods solution? Reset the unit! The touch screen doesn't react properly either. I won't be buying another Kenwood again. Pros: None Cons: Don't bother to buy a Kenwood product. They used to be a good company and now they are terrible.
A little disatisfied Written By MacQ32, Charleston, SC on Saturday, February 18, 2012 "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value Definitley a nice looking unit, really just wanted a nice double din to fit in my toyota and allow me to install my system from my Saab (Morel Tempo 6's + PG 200.4, (1) SI Mag v3 + alpine PDX 1000.1) First off, the mic is 100% garbage, no one can hear me, or i sound like im in a garbage can and incredibly tired. If I keep this unit I'll probably take that mic out and use a different mic. Not the biggest problem because I didn't really buy the unit for the purpose of answering/making calls. Still pretty annoying considering it's such a simple part of the headunit and they totally failed. (assuming its the mic and not something internal with the unit). Second gripe is the bluetooth, first off I fairly frequently need to toggle the unit from standby to bluetooth for it to pick up my device automatically. Really the bigger issue is my own fault for not fully researching but the coolness factor would be a 5 if I could stream metadata via bluetooth (album art, track info) onto this unit. Sadly you need AVRCP 1.3 or 1.4 to do this and that is not available in buletooth 2.0, which is what this unit has. iPod has worked more or less flawlessly. I believe the iPhone 4 & 4s will display netflix & iPhone navigation when plugged in with the iPod cable. But I'm pretty anti Apple so I dont know for sure. The iPod is all the apple I can live with myself owning. Kind of simple as far as audio controls eq etc. Shouldnt have bought in hindsight Pros: Good iPod control + album artwork metadeta etc. iPhone integration (based on reviews, no experience first hand) Nice looking unit Cons: Mic is totally useless Bluetooth 2.0 Sometimes need to restart unit to get it working (once its on and working properly it never fails
Great head unit for the price Written By Joe L., Drums, PA on Sunday, February 05, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value Alot of features packed into this unit. The menus are easy to navigate through. Bluetooth picks up my phone flawlessly every time I enter the vehicle. (just make sure you're not on a call while getting into the car. It hung up on me while connecting). The navigation feature is an awesome add-on. Vert fast calculations and easy to use...It's a Garmin (enough said). USB is very easy to use to view pictures or listen to songs. It is so much easier to add songs to a flash drive than making a new disc. I just wish that the flash drive didn't need to stick out of the front of the radio. In the pictures, it looks like there is a usb extension out the back of radio, but it is for Bluetooth adapter only. I don't listen to much radio, but the reception comes in good. I just wish that you could name the stations. Unless I missed something in the setup, my presets constantly change display by what was last read on rds. Not a real big deal, but I don't care what they were playing last time I had that channel on. I don't have an amp setup at this time, but how much money did Kenwood save by cutting out the 3rd set of rca's. Front+rear or Front+Sub? just put the extra rca's there. ALL in All, great radio for the price. Lots of cool features. Pros: Color scheme blends perfectly because of customizable colors. I love that the background picture is also customizable. MP3's on DVD, what more could you ask for. Almost 1000 songs on a single disc. GPS is perfect (I've always loved Garmin) Cons: touch screen seems alittle off at times. I sometimes hit the back button 3 times before it responds. Blu-tooth messed up on me twice so far. When I tried to end a call and I hit the red phone at the same time that the caller hung up, the radio froze up. I needed to turn the radio off then back on again. USB port only on front of radio. I wish it also had one on the back that I could run a usb extension to a hidden place(glove box etc.) so that I don't drive around with memory stick hanging out.
Kenwood DDX418 Written By Anonymous, Boca Raton, FL on Thursday, February 02, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value Overall, I would not recommend this product. Wish I would have never purchased it. Kenwood normally makes great products, but they dropped the ball on this one. Hopefully, they do better moving forward. Pros: Looks cool. Blue tooth phone adapter works well. The hands free option is nice. Seems to have clear sound. Cons: Touch screen is unresponsive, iPod feature does not work, Sounds is weak and the ability to adjust the sound is bad. This is one of the worst head units I have ever purchased. The factory radio was much better. Would not recommend. First time I have ever disliked a kenwood product. Hope this is not a trend with them. Antenna does not work at all. Cannot even pick up local stations. Should have kept my XM radio instead.
Kenwood DDX418 Written By Anonymous, Woodstock, Ga on Thursday, February 02, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value My son is very happy with his new Kenwood stereo for his truck. It sounds great and is very simple to use.
Great Bang for the Buck Written By Mike, Texas on Friday, January 27, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value The interface is very easy to use. After going through the initial settings I was up and running in less than 5 minutes. I had no issues in creating my personal sound settings thanks to the touchscreen. It interfaces rather quickly when using Bluetooth to stream audio from your phone to the unit, I have had no issues so far. I also added the KNA-G610 Navigation unit which has been a big plus in my day to day use. The sound quality is clean and really brings out the highs, mids and lows. Things that you expect from an aftermarket unit. Pros: Easy to use, plenty of features for the money. Cons: None to report.
DDX418: a very cool receiver Written By Stan, Marysville, Ca. on Monday, January 23, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value Overall, a very nice receiver. Crutchfield provided all the necessary hardware and wiring necessary to install this receiver easily. Pros: Nice display, easy-to-use touch screen gets you to the function you want without a lot of distracting options. This is essential when driving... less distractions means safer driving Cons: Kenwood overall has a nice product here, but a few little things could be improved. The clock display should be LARGER on the screen.
Nice unit with one wierd issue Written By kohnikon, Fairfax, VA on Thursday, January 19, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value I've had this unit since September 2011 and it worked fine until I upgraded my palm phone to and iphone4s. Initially I could make calls from the unit through the phone. When I got the iphone 4s I could get calls coming in through the radio but calls going out through the radio are sporadic. It seemed to do it only on some occasions. I called Crutchfield tech support and tried there suggestions and then called Kenwood. They told me the radio had to be sent in for a firmware upgrade that only the technicians at Kenwood could perform. Fortunately I was going to New Jersey where there was a facility so I removed the unit and had it serviced on the spot. the Kenwood service center told me that they had no firmware update for the iphone but that my bluetooth dongle had gone bad. They replaced it and showed me that it worked. I went home and reinstalled it and the same thing happened. Dialing out through the radio is enabled under somewhat still mysterious conditions although calls do come in through the radio. When I dial out through the phone or radio the dialog box shows that its going through the radio but I hear nothing.Anybody else encounter this? The music and all other iphone functions work fine. Everything else about this unit is great except of course for the microphone which has to be adjusted for each call it seems. Pros: Volume knob Easy interface Relatively easy installation Cons: Frustrating iphone 4s issue with making outgoing calls through the radio.
Not bad for the buck Written By brent, Farmington mn on Wednesday, January 18, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value Good
Honest Review of the DDX418 Written By Camden, Wilmington OH on Thursday, January 12, 2012 "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value I got this unit to replace a single din pioneer stereo in my truck. I would say that the sound quality is very comparable to my pioneer, if not beter. I put this in a 98 f150 and had to do some minor modifications to mt dash with a dremel to make it fit because my truck is a 1.5 din. Overall i would say that this is a great unit FOR THE PRICE. It seems people are being over-critical on this radio when in reality it is not that expensive compared to other brands. I am using it with an iphone 4 and i am very satisfied with the sound using a standard apple cord. The quality drops a little bit over bluetooth and i also noticed that it wont sned a signal to my subwoofer when it streams thru BT. It isnt really a big deal for me to plug it in vs. using BT. However the phone quality over BT is terrible. I have a feeling that this issue deals more-so with the mic being cheap vs. the unit itself. I am going to buy a better mic to test this out (3.5mm input). As far as the lag complaints go, i dont think it is bad enough to complain about. When you change to the next song, it plays the song instantly and the only thing that lags are the words and artwork. The appearance of the unit is great with 8 color choices and the setup of the screen interface is pretty sharp. The EQ settings are pretty good, i set it to where i have a HPF on my door speakers (80hz) with a LPF on the sub at 80 too. I ordered the kenwood iphone cord so i should be able to stream netflix, youtube and even GPS with MotionXGPS. Pros: Price, sound, appearance, sensitive touch screen, everything except the mic. Cons: Bluetooth Mic and veryyyyy minor lag.
Needs Work Written By Jake, Michigan on Monday, January 09, 2012 "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value Read several good reviews on this product. Hoping for a good turn out. The bluetooth has several bugs. The iPod freezes often. Not very impressed. Espc. Because its from a name like Kenwood. Pros: Nice design. Several options for the price. Cons: The bluetooth is not worth your money at all.
Nice !!!! Written By Nick, Austin, TX on Wednesday, December 28, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value Got this for my wife for Christmas to upgrade the stock system in her 08 KIA Sportage. Unit fit right in perfect with the supplied (by crutchfield) install kit and wire harness. So far so good, can't say anything bad about this. All functions work great, sound quality is excellent, looks good, price is nice. Bluetooth works quite well with all my mobile devices (HTC,Samsung,iPhone). Mic picks up anyone seated in the vehicle when mounted on the steering column. I'll be buying another DDX418 for my truck.
Pathetic Bluetooth Written By TomT, California on Saturday, December 10, 2011 "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value The Bluetooth microphone is the Achilles heel for this unit. It was terrible from the start. The unit is only one week old and when talking to anyone on the Bluetooth telephone, they can barely hear you and the sound is extremely tinny. It is so bad, that virtually every other word is unintelligible. I had the unit professionally installed and the mike put near the rear view mirror. The case against this unit was sealed after multiple calls/emails to the Kenwood Service Center and to Kenwood Tech Support. I have serious questions as to whether any of these people know what they are doing. Tech Support #1 said there is a firmware patch to fix the problem (if they knew it was a problem, why didn't they fix it earlier as it wasn't on the shelf long). Tech Support #2 said they didn't have a firmware for this model. So I talk with customer service. Customer service person #1 said "IF" there is any firmware upgrades, I have to ship the unit back to the factory service center for repair and if not, the Service Center would have to see if a repair is possible. Customer Service #2 said since it was so new, return it to the dealer. I tried to get them to ship me a new unit with the fix, but they won't do that, too much trouble. So I am returning the unit and am going to buy a different brand. Poor customer service just clinched the deal for a different manufacturer. Pros: Easy to use menu, large icons. Good sound. Cons: Bluetooth microphone sound and Kenwood Service Center.
Does its job very well Written By KT, Gardena, California on Saturday, November 26, 2011 "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value After reading reviews for weeks,and testing different units hands on in stores. The DDX418 Just looks and feels better than the others.Despite the negative reviews of the bluetooth.I bought it anyway and the Bluetooth worked flawlessly. Streams music from my android phone with excellent sound quality. Phone book, missed calls, outgoing calls preset numbers all show up on the screen seemlessly. Took the advice of another reviewer and let the bluetooth dongle hang from under the glovebox with no obstructions and it works great. Also, do not mount the mic near any window of your car. This will cause unwanted noise. I mounted my mic on the middle console below the radio and a/c controls and havn't had any complaints from anyone that calls me. The only issues are I cant play my MP4 movies from a flash drive or the dvd drive.Only Ipod/Iphone for MP4 movies.And no Sat radio integration. Will have to get a stand alone sat radio unit. The sound quality over the stock unit is night and day. the ddx418 makes my factory speakers sound great. Also like the ability to change colors on the buttons to match the interior. The overall looks and aesthetics are important to me. I have a nice late model truck and everything looks better than factory. If you want a solid, good looking and sounding unit, buy it now. Pros: Sound quality is top of the line. In my opinion looks better in person than any other unit under 1000 bucks, Cons: Doesn't play MP4 files from usb or disk drive unless you have an Ipod/Iphone. Should have been sat radio ready.
Kenwood DDX418 Written By Anonymous, Austin, Tx on Saturday, October 22, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) So far so good. I haven't tried the much maligned bluetooth yet. Sound is good. Screen/video quality is good. Major nits: 1) It is not able to recognize my android USB audio files. Argg!!!! 2) Would be nice if the tuner could remember your equalizer settings for each preset. I like classic, country, rock, and some top-40. I don't use the same settings for each, and it's a MAJOR pain to change them every time I change stations. At the bare minimum, they could have included quick selections from the tuner screen, but nooooo. You've got to exit tuner mode, go back to the main screen, hit the settings button, select audio, then select the audio mode. Minor nits: 1) When watching a DVD, I have a hard time making menu selections. Something about it does not work quite right, or it's not intuitive. 2) I wish the I could name the presets. P1, P2, P3, ... is not very informative. 3) There are three "seek" modes, that determine what happens when you hit the next button: manual tune, auto tune, and next preset. This is ok, but the selection status is low contrast, small, and difficult to read 4) In general, more customization of the user interface would be nice.
Good Value Written By Justin, Centrail Maryland on Saturday, October 22, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value Even though you can change the display color, the main screen color is not adjustable and mainly is set in blue. The display color can be adjusted to about 8 colors, but the color only changes the 4 buttons on the left hand side of the receiver. In fact, if you change the display to any other color other than blue, it looks kinda weird. I did not have navigation or Bluetooth hooked up, so no comment on those. Fit was OK with Ford Escape, a little modification to the dash. The finish deck does not fit flush with the factory dash, sets in about 1/2 inch. No worries. iPod works fine. There is a delay with changing songs/albums more so than just headphones plugged into your ipod. All in all, ipod is easy to play onscreen or in hand (adjustable from both) and gets the job done while charging my iPod while the key is on. Pros: Lot of value for the money. I purchased refurbished from Kenwood. Lots of features on models more expensive. Expandability. USB in the front, which can be used as a charger as well for my iPod. Cons: Although Kenwood and Crutchfield claim you need the Kenwood cable to plan an iPod or iTouch, it is not true. I used a Apple USB cable and a aux cord and it works fine. It may not be as fast as the USB 2.0 cord, but it does not bother me. Some of the buttons are small like the "shuffle", skip, FF, which can be difficult to press while driving. DVD and videos do not play when driving.
I expected more from Kenwood Written By John, Maryland on Sunday, October 09, 2011 I purchased the unit because it had all of the features that I was looking for. The amplifier is great. The dvd player works great. The radio works great. I feel that it was a little "SNEAKY" of Kenwood to offer an ipod connection BUT, the only way that the ipod will work is for you to purchase "THEIR" cord (more money to spend). Why not build it to accept the APPLE connector???...and last..the bluetooth connection for the "hands free" feature on your phone is probably one of the worst that I have experienced. Everyone cannot be wrong! Why does Kenwood think that this is ACCEPTABLE!??? If they are going to add a bluetooth feature atleast try to make it work alot better than it is now. I am a little dissapointed.
Kenwood DDX418 Written By clark, oakland,ca on Friday, September 23, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This unit is great had it now for almost 3 months, I put it in a F-250 diesel, the bluetooth does not work well when I talk, there is a lot of noise in the truck. The Ipod feature works great, some lag, but video and audio work well, navigation works flawlessly. I am getting ready to purchase another for my Excursion. Crutchfield was very helpful during install, I would recommend purchasing from them.
Kenwood DDX418 Written By mason, Maryland on Wednesday, August 24, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great unit all the way around!!! You can not beat this for the price!!!
Kenwood DDX418 Written By Casey, Austin, TX on Friday, August 12, 2011 Screen is somewhat laggy compared to the Clarion that I replaced. I find myself sitting staring at a "please wait" screen while the unit attempts to catch up with me pressing the "next track" button. iPod controls show the correct albums for an artist, but the wrong songs. Unfortunately, I use my iPod more than anything else and there is no point in keeping this head unit if it will not show the correct information. I haven't even had a chance yet to try the bluetooth so I can't comment on its performance.
Kenwood still needs some work Written By AJ, Raleigh, NC on Sunday, July 31, 2011 The whole new look for this unit is very helpful and amazingly set up. The ipod is so easy to control and sounds amazing. But the bluetooth was just awful. I have an iPhone 4 and it wasn't worth a flip. I could hear people perfectly fine but they couldn't hear me at all, they said i was breaking up and said there was a lot of distortion. If you have an iphone 4, i encourage not to buy this product, but if you don't and you want a nice sounding radio, this one is for you. sounds amazing
Love the Radio, bluetooth mic not so good Written By Graham, Maryland on Sunday, July 31, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The radio is great! I love it, but as other reviews say, the mic for the bluetooth does not work that great when too far away from your mouth. BUT, the bluetooth feature is awesome. It plays my music stored on my phone through the stereo and it plays pandora through bluetooth. Despite the mic problem, the bluetooth and radio is awesome.
Kenwood DDX418 Written By brent, Idaho on Thursday, July 28, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Like others, I did much research and stewing over spending large amounts of cash to upgrade my stock unit. I have had it in about two weeks. This is a good unit, and I have had no issues with Crutchfield at all, they have been great. It fits well in the dash, makes my sub sound nice, movies are great, main speakers are much better with this HU. Issues: -- Like many things these days, the instructions are not clear at all in how to set it up; so some things you guess at. --Bluetooth, sounds awesome when they are talking- terrible when I talk. They say it sounds like I am in outer space and it is ringy or too loud. I have moved the mic to various locations and have not found the solution as of yet. -- Music CDs don't indicate what is playing, but book is not so clear on that. I burned one and it still has no info over a store bought CD. -- USB is a nice touch, but it does something weird with jacket covers and jpgs on the USB, can't figure out what it is since the manual doesn't address it.
Kenwood DDX418 Written By Garcia, California on Friday, July 22, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) great product. great features. but bluetooth mic is a piece of junk. bluetooth wont allow you to make calls from vehical due to not being compatible fully with Iphone 4.
I don't know what everyone is talking about... Written By DAVE, Bay Area, California on Tuesday, July 19, 2011 Before I bought this stereo I searched all the reviews I could find! Not much on this model but it had Bluetooth streaming! I love that feature but everyone here said it cuts out all the time! I dunno! Mine has never cut out at all! I don't use the mic because I have a jawbone era! The mic is not connected! But streaming music is excellent! I dropped the Bluetooth dongle right out under the stereo so there is no obstruction to my iPhone 4 running iOS 4.3.3! I know when there are things in the way of the Bluetooth visual like my body my Bluetooth cuts out so I made sure to let the dongle hang down! Movies are great in it! It's just a great unit! Very happy with it! Maybe everyone else either needs to update their phone or drop the dongle down so it can see the phone!
Kenwood DDX418 Written By D Rubin, Beckley, WV on Wednesday, June 22, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This Player works great, and fits perfectly in my 2007 impreza. Good EQ adjustments, easy to use settings, bluetooth works great. Iphone/ipod control you will need to buy the optional cable Kenwood KCA-IP22F otherwise control is not ideal, but you can still get audio with apple usb cable. The cover for the usb port when not in use is flimsy and my guess is in time it will break off especially if you open and close it constantly, a slide up plastic door like on the dnx503 would be better. Also for visual adjustments the background can be changed to anything which is nice but the touchscreen buttons "disc" "tel" ect can only be the default blue which makes some color backgrounds not quite as good as id hope. Great head unit for those that want a touch screen and cant afford the $1000 ++ units
Kenwood is middle of the road on this one Written By Brandon, Ellijay on Friday, June 03, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I have mixed reviews about this radio. I did a substantial amount of reviewing and comparisons and I went with the Kenwood because it had a much higher RMS wattage (22) compared to my other two choices, Pioneer (a paltry 14??) and Sony (17). And it had expandability options, and it has streaming audio. SO the Good aspects: Outstanding radio sound quality, DVD display/sound is awesome. Great expansion options, rearview camera, nav, external video in/out. User Interface is really easy and the touchscreen is very responsive. Tweak the sound very well using the three band EQ, Separate X-overs for Front, Rear, and Subwoofer level. Now the BAD: Other reviews warned me...BLUETOOTH is terrible. I have an iPhone 4. I can hear people just fine, but every single person I spoke with said they could not hear me, there was static, distortion. A friend bought same unit same week I did he has ALSO had terrible problems with the bluetooth in regards to people hearing him. We have both tried relocating the Microphone, also relocating the (questionably ridiculously long) bluetooth dongle cord thing that runs out the back of the unit. This Bluetooth is considered "included" and not "BUILT IN" and I believe that may be the root of the problem. Also, the streaming audio from my iPhone is distorted which again seems to be a connectivity issue. I am sending this unit back. Crutchfield has been very easy to work with (as usual!) but I am disappointed in Kenwood on this one.
Love Kenwood BUT.. Written By Matthew, Knoxville, TN on Thursday, May 05, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I purchased this radio and was very pleased with the overall look and finish. I installed it will very little trouble and liked the user interface. You are able to program the home screen to three quick buttons for setting such as Phone, Radio, or CD/DVD to make changing the fuctions quick. The sound quality was OK and I really expected more from this Kenwood. The iPod/iPhone interface was less than stellar. Basic functions to operate the iPod/iPhone music options. I did really like the bluetooth streaming for the iPhone and found this was easier than plugging it in and make more sense. The bad for this radio came when trying to use the bluetooth with the iPhone, this was very very bad. I could get the phone to connect but it would drop the signal all the time and would not call out or receive calls through the unit. I had to make calls and receive calls on my phone. I also could not use the dial pad on the screen to put in a number can call directly for the unit, this was on of the reasons I got the unit. I returned it because of this and the fact that the CD/DVD player would not read any disks so I never got to see that part in action. Crutchfield was great about the return and sent out the Pioneer 3300BT as a replacement and I am very pleased with the new unit. This was my first experience with Crutchfield and would recommend them to anyone, you can't go wrong ording from this website!
Horrible Bluetooth Written By BL293, NH on Friday, April 29, 2011 Bluetooth will not connect with a Verizon I-Phone Kenwood tech support was quite useless. time to take unit back. and get another brand
Pretty darn good Written By Ev, MI on Monday, April 25, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) It's a very nice deck with many many options. The only thing that knocks it down a star is the clarity of bluetooth (microphone input and wireless audio output). It works, and it's functional, but not quite as clear as I would like.
So-so unit, that could be great if Kenwood improves it Written By Felix, Bristow, VA on Monday, April 18, 2011 Cons: Bluetooth call quality is poor, as mentioned by other reviewers. Callers tell me I sound like very far away, and a lot of echo is perceived. I have tried changing the position of the mic, lowering/increasing mic volume, changing the BT options for this stereo from my Blackberry's BT options, in order to activate echo control, etc., to no avail. Kenwood customer service's reply was to move mic farther away from speakers and/or use another phone. So, not too helpful. Also, my Itouch 3G has a problem with this unit. Artists starting with "R" will start showing correct albums, but not the correct songs within those albums. I noticed that the songs being shown are those of the artists starting with the letter "A". Weird. Problems reading custom DVD+Rs. Equalizer only for 3 bands (wished more bands). Itouch/ipod needs a specific cable for audio/video. Expect to pay around $30 for it. Pros: Sounds improves over stock stereo (but not by a lot). Nice screen colors, resolution. Quick connectivity to BT from my Blackberry, importing phonebook, missed calls, etc. Calls can be made from screen or from the BB itself.
Kenwood DDX418 Written By Jack, oklahoma on Monday, April 18, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) great fit ,simple to operate,nice features
Working well so far Written By Paul, West Bend, WI on Friday, April 15, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I am pretty happy with the unit so far. The DVD and iPod functions work very well. The bluetooth does have some issues with people being able to hear me. I also have the NAV unit attached, and other than the maps not having great detail, it also works very well. To me the stereo and iPod sound really good, and improved the sound of my factory speakers. Touch screen is very responsive and the unit looks good in my 2006 Civic dash. The unit was priced reasonable, but the NAV is a very expensive add-on. Crutchfield was very helpful on this purchase and the installation kit and instructions were very complete.
Great for DVD or Ipod (not Sirius capable) Written By protechnician, San Diego, Ca. on Tuesday, March 29, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Let me just say the Kenwood always make a great product. I bought this to replace the infamous Mygig radio in a Dodge Nitro. The Mygig was nice but the resolution and LCD display quality left a lot to be desired. I have a DDX512 in my Honda Civic and still love it 3 years down the road (with add-on Sirius). I installed the DDX418 in my Nitro thinking I can live without Sirius (only offered on the Higher end 2011 Kenwood double din models for some reason). I was wrong and am sending it back and exchanging it for a Sony XAV-62BT since it has similar specs & features, is still a 2011 model, has a Sirius option... Plus it's, well, a Sony. I am still giving this unit 5 stars because the LCD display is awesome. Bright and readable in sunlight, resolution is great and has so many adjustments it's like they were reading my mind when they designed it. If you are addicted to Sirius/XM it may feel like someone removed an arm (or at least an ear).
Great for the Price Written By A. Kent, Pensacola, FL on Sunday, March 27, 2011 I am a big supporter of Kenwood products. For the price this model is very good. The touch screen is really responsive. Bluetooth connectivity is great. Menu is user friendly. One complaint would be that the USB connection for Ipod control is in te front and the bluetooth only USB is a long wire that isn't necessary. All in all i'm pleased with it.
Great product Written By RG, WI on Friday, March 25, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great unit. Streams pandora excellent via bluetooth. Snappy response on touch screen (unlike older Kenwood models) Easy to install and program. I highly recommend this product and would consider getting one for my wifes car too!
Great unit other than Bluetooth Written By De'Jay, Cincinnati, OH on Wednesday, March 23, 2011 I travel a lot for work and I'm on the phone most of the day. I wanted a head unit that offered bluetooth so after doing my research I felt that this unit would be the one for me based on the features and price... I am very happy with it OTHER than the TERRIBLE bluetooth... Kenwood really needs to come up with a fix for this because EVERY single call I try to take on bluetooth no one can understand me, they say I'm breaking up, it sounds like I'm in a tunnel, I echo, ect... I spent 2 hours one night trying everything I could think of, talking louder, talking softer, moving the mic, adjusting the mic volume, adjusting the volume on the head unit, adjusting the volume on my phone, moving my phone, trying multiple phones, ect... NOTHING helped. Overall great unit for the money but the bluetooth is a total waste.
Kenwood DDX418 Written By Troy, Ashburn VA on Wednesday, March 09, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I'm sorry to say I was unhappy with this as far as Bluetooth goes, this is the main reason I purchased it. I am using an iPhone 3GS and it does stream music but the high sounds are terrible. It's very tin canny, as if someone was dragging a tin can on the road. It also cuts in and out at least 3 times per song. Phone calls drop out as well. Also was unable to get song lists, title and artist to show up on the screen, at least this unit allows you to use the iPhone to select songs if you want or you can skip songs on the touch screen. Extremely disappointed in Kenwood on this one. I do put Kenwood high up on my list of quality, but not his time. However the rest of the unit is awesome. Sound from the radio outstanding, DVD video and sound, fantastic. Touch screen works flawlessly. I was extremely disappointed that I had to return it because I LOVE the rest of it. Crutchfield was awesome about this, they sent me another unit because we thought the Bluetooth might be defective, not the case, and yes I did try several other iPhones with the same results. So if you are getting this unit for any other reason than Bluetooth I give it a 5 star rating. Get the DDX318 (no Bluetooth)
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Kenwood DDX418 Written By Joe, KS on Sunday, February 27, 2011 Very nice unit. Clear screen easily visible in bright conditions. Also very easy to navigate and change settings. Nice feature with dolby surround sound when watching dvd's . All in all one of the better units for the money.
Corolla Install Written By Mark, Cumming, GA on Saturday, February 12, 2011 Just installed this headunit as of today so this will be a first impressions review. As background I have done Sound Quality and dB in the past. I have installed more stereo systems that I can count though never professionally. So first impressions. It came down to this or a comparable Pioneer. The choice was clear when it came to user interface. This unit is so intuitive that anyone can master its functions in about 30 minutes. Huge plus when it comes to making selections while driving. While this unit cannot be upgraded for XM or Sirius it has plenty of entertainment options. Video is crisp and clear, especially for this price range. The on-board amp delivers good sound quality to my Alpine type S components in the front. I have no problem with only having 2 RCA pairs as you can select the rear to be a Sub output. In true SQ there is no need for rear speakers. Only one small complaint. With a thumb drive in the front USB slot the touch screen for "MENU" is partially hidden from the driver. Bluetooth works awesome, sound is great, menus are simple to get through. 10/10 so far. Will update. I would give 4 stars for lack of expandability to Sat or HD radio, but if you are not interested in these options its a 5 star. Have to rate on what it was made to be. If you are considering this one. Get it. You will not be sorry.


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After watching the last two pre-season games, I am really looking forward to
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better for him and for the Celtics. I think we are going to do much better
than the pundits think this time out, rebuilding or not. Kedrick has really
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The thing about Antoine and Paul was they helped in a lot of games but you
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The last two games regardless of the fact we won them both have also been a
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In vivo and in silico analysis of PCNA ubiquitylation in the activation of the Post Replication Repair pathway in S. cerevisiae
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1 Dipartimento di Bioscienze, Università degli Studi di Milano, Milano, Italy
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3 Dipartimento di Scienze Umane e Sociali, Università degli Studi di Bergamo, Bergamo, Italy
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The genome of living organisms is constantly exposed to several damaging agents that induce different types of DNA lesions, leading to cellular malfunctioning and onset of many diseases. To maintain genome stability, cells developed various repair and tolerance systems to counteract the effects of DNA damage. Here we focus on Post Replication Repair (PRR), the pathway involved in the bypass of DNA lesions induced by sunlight exposure and UV radiation. PRR acts through two different mechanisms, activated by mono- and poly-ubiquitylation of the DNA sliding clamp, called Proliferating Cell Nuclear Antigen (PCNA).
We developed a novel protocol to measure the time-course ratios between mono-, di- and tri-ubiquitylated PCNA isoforms on a single western blot, which were used as the wet readout for PRR events in wild type and mutant S. cerevisiae cells exposed to acute UV radiation doses. Stochastic simulations of PCNA ubiquitylation dynamics, performed by exploiting a novel mechanistic model of PRR, well fitted the experimental data at low UV doses, but evidenced divergent behaviors at high UV doses, thus driving the design of further experiments to verify new hypothesis on the functioning of PRR. The model predicted the existence of a UV dose threshold for the proper functioning of the PRR model, and highlighted an overlapping effect of Nucleotide Excision Repair (the pathway effectively responsible to clean the genome from UV lesions) on the dynamics of PCNA ubiquitylation in different phases of the cell cycle. In addition, we showed that ubiquitin concentration can affect the rate of PCNA ubiquitylation in PRR, offering a possible explanation to the DNA damage sensitivity of yeast strains lacking deubiquitylating enzymes.
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Experience the joy of singing, playing and learning more about God with The Best of Kids Sing Praise. Your children's favorite songs are presented in this collection of 46 songs from the award-winning Kids Sing Praise Series from Brentwood Kids Company. Teach your kids the fun and joy of serving the Lord as they sing about God's love with The Best of Kids Sing Praise.
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Watch: Delicate Art Made With A Massive Robotic Arm
A stunning glimpse of where robotics, art, and architecture will intersect in years to come.
We've already started to see how useful robots can truly be. They assemble products and take surveillance photos and vacuum floors, and in the near future they'll play a bigger role in things like driving cars, performing surgeries, and fighting fires. But rarely do we see the power of robotics harnessed purely in the pursuit of beauty. And as this video shows, they can be pretty damn good at that, too.
The clip is a compilation of student work from Eye, Robot, a course offered last fall at the Southern California Institute of Architecture. The course, led by instructors Brandon Kruysman and Jonathan Proto, "explores robotic motion control as a creative medium for designers." Basically, they gave the students access to the school's impressive robotic rig and let them go wild.
The resulting work, made with custom software, takes a few different forms, each impressive in its own right. The beginning of the video is dedicated to a wild variant of long-exposure photography where swirls and lattices of light are captured from different angles, and then explored in the round. The process required attaching a remote-controlled DSLR to one of the robotic arms, and then capturing a succession of 30-second exposures. It takes a photographic technique dedicated to capturing motion—and sets those results into motion once again. Or, as Kruysman says, it's "sort of like the 'bullet time' effect, without the crazy camera rigs." Subsequent clips show what happens when other devices, like strobe lights or plasma TV screens, are incorporated into the robotic setup.
The second half of the video includes some even wilder techniques, where we see the physical robotic arm interacting with digital models and materials. Kruysman says the group considered this "a way to 'virtually prototype,'" essentially a new medium for exploring ideas with one foot in the physical world and one in the digital.
These crazy visuals are only the start. Kruysman sees in these systems the potential to change the way architects work in years to come. "Fundamentally the gap between digital and physical is collapsing," he says, "and these machines allow us as designers to experiment in a completely different way."
And, okay, the crazy visuals are exciting for them, too. "We are really interested in the application of robotics and cinematography," Kruysman says. "We see this type of work not only as a new type of speculative medium in architecture and manufacturing, but as a new way to produce images and visualizations that are not just ordinary images, but 'hybrids.'" It's all rooted in the group's interest in the unexplored spaces between digital modeling and physical production. As the instructor explains, "The potential to blur those boundaries is where it gets really exciting for us."
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If you are stuck in a period of limited progress, whether your goal is weight loss, general fitness, or sport specific conditioning, it may be time to dial up the intensity. The human body is highly adaptable and, without some sort of progression, will adjust to your training regimen over time. A perfect remedy for such a scenario is the introduction of interval training.
I spent a few days in Tahoe with family right after Christmas and one evening our conversation turned to health and fitness (as it often does after consuming several types of homemade holiday cookies and candies). One of my cousins is an experienced runner. He's got several half and full marathons under his belt. Although he appears as the picture of health, he had a confession.
"Yeah, I run a lot, but I tend to reward myself with too much food. It's always been the most difficult part for me." He added, "I'm going to try to make myself eat paleo."
We have arrived at the close of another year… and here I was just getting used to writing "2013" on my checks. I do love the holiday season though, for so many reasons. The decorations, the chill in the air, the family get-togethers, sending and receiving Christmas cards and let's be honest, the return of many fabulous traditional recipes and goodies!
By Kevin O'Callahan, Exertec CPT
When discussing the "core" what comes to mind? Ones thinking about this often talked about area can really make a difference when exercising. Training the core with crunches and side bends primarily isn't effective for building a strong, balanced midsection.
What do you think would make you run faster? Stronger? Longer? Better? My husband is a runner, and in addition to listening to his favorite music, he says he often imagines that he is running to save the lives of his family members. He says this gives him the mental picture he needs to run longer and faster. Another friend says she imagines a sick relative of hers when she runs. She says this makes her feel grateful for her own strength, and therefore she pushes herself harder.
With all the media coverage, magazine articles, and hype surrounding the "perfect" exercise program it can be hard to figure out what to do in the gym. My motto, "keep it simple". Here are a few tips to remember when designing your exercise programs.
Frequency: How many days a week are you going to commit? Pick a number that is REALISTIC and stick with it. The general recommendation is 3-5 d/wk
I recently took a small, informal poll among people I know regarding eating habits and weight loss. I asked them, " What eating plans/programs have you tried in the past to lose weight?"
Here were some of the responses:
"I didn't eat before 10am or after 5:00pm."
"I only ate prepared frozen meals that were delivered to my home."
"I quit eating all desserts."
"I tried using a smaller dinner plate."
"I stopped going to dinner parties because I was afraid I wouldn't be able to control my eating."
"I cut out all carbs of any kind."
On September 1, 2013, this Labor Day weekend, 64-year old Diana Nyad became the first person to successfully swim from Cuba to Key West without being enclosed in a shark cage for her safety. This was Diana's fifth attempt at this particular challenge in 35 years. She also completed the feat without wearing swim fins or a wetsuit.
It took her just under 53 hours to swim the 110-mile journey—one that is said to be treacherous to say the least. Diana faced sharks, swarms of jellyfish, ocean squalls and the dangerous Gulf Stream current for two nights and two days.
My family and I just returned from Seattle where we attended the funeral for my husband's grandfather. He was almost 91 and had succumbed to long-time cardiac issues. His memorial service was well attended by folks from all parts of his life: school, career, military, family, church and community. They shared fond memories and funny stories from the past, trying to comfort one another in their time of grief.
Do you have a trusted source for your health and fitness information? Your physician? A favorite publication? The internet? How do you sort the truth from all the theories, trends and "research" out there? Often the latest health news causes us to "flip flop" our lifestyles or habits only to "flip flop" them again months later.
Do I need to work out at a high intensity all the time in order to see results?
Can an overweight person truly be fit?


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text: The group opposing the placement of the Barack Obama statue in Menteng Park, Central Jakarta, may withdraw their class-action lawsuit as the statue was removed for relocation on Sunday night. "I personally agree [with the removal], but I need to discuss first with other group members whether we really need to stop the trial process," said Heru Nugroho, a representative from the 50,000-member Facebook group, "Take down the Barack Obama statue from Menteng Park".Bowing to public pressure, the Jakarta-based Friends of Obama Foundation, which installed the statue of US President Obama as a child, removed it from Menteng Park, Central Jakarta, on Sunday night after deciding to erect it again at state elementary school SDN 01 Menteng, where Obama was once the student, later this week. The school's spokesman Ahmad Solikhin said the school had made preparations to welcome the statue."This [Monday] morning, we started constructing the cement foundation [for the statue]," Ahmad told The Jakarta Post on Monday.According to Ahmad, the statue will be placed near the school's gate so that it can still be viewed by the public. The removal of the statue, which cost Rp 40 million (US$4,280), will be jointly financed by the foundation, the school's alumni association and the Jakarta Education Agency, Ahmad said. Erected by the Friends of Obama Foundation in December last year, the statue had sparked wide public criticism for insulting the nation's pride. Just a few days after the Central Jakarta municipality unveiled the statue at Menteng Park, experts and a group of Facebook users demanded it be dismantled. On Wednesday, the Central Jakarta District Court held a hearing to try a class-action lawsuit by five plaintiffs representing the members of the "Take down the Barack Obama statue from Menteng Park" Facebook group. The five plaintiffs — Heru Nugroho, Protus Tanuhandaru, Daniel Rudi Haryanto, Andes Soesman and FX Agung Bimo Sutedjo — filed the suit against the Jakarta governor, the Central Jakarta mayor and the Jakarta Parks and Cemeteries Agency, saying the statue didn't deserve a place in the park and should be immediately removed. Attending the statue dismantling on Sunday night, foundation chairman Ron Mullers said the foundation needed to move the statue as "residents wanted the statue to be in the Menteng elementary school".


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Recit, Op.14 (Vītols, Jāzeps)
Free public domain sheet music from IMSLP / Petrucci Music Library
It is unlikely that this work is public domain in the EU, or in any country where the copyright term is life-plus-70 years. However, it is in the public domain in Canada (where IMSLP is hosted) and other countries where the term is life-plus-50 years (like China, Japan, Korea and many others worldwide). As this work was first published before 1923 or failed to meet notice or renewal requirements to secure statutory copyright, it is very likely to be public domain in the USA as well. |
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Leipzig: M.P. Belaieff, 1894. Plate 996.
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Work Title | Recit, Op.14 |
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Composer | Vītols, Jāzeps |
Opus/Catalogue Number | Op.14 |
First Publication | 1894 – Leipzig: M.P. Belaieff |
Piece Style | Romantic |
Instrumentation | Viola (or cello),vpiano |


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Why Worry About Public Surveillance? Are you Hiding Something?
In the aftermath of the killing in Ferguson, MO, three police officers – none of whom are from the Ferguson police department – were suspended after blatantly racist and extremist comments and unacceptable behavior. A Rock Island, IL sheriff recently pled guilty to cyberstalking and resigned.
Do you think that, given an opportunity, these local law enforcement officers and others of their ilk would use information gleaned from your cell phone in a responsible manner? Would they respect information privacy?
Local law enforcement does have the opportunity. In September, news broke that owners of encrypted cell phones had identified 19 fake cell phone towers in various parts of the United States; it wasn't long before the towers were connected to the NSA, as well as local, regional and state law enforcement.
This enables something as simple as tracking a user's location or as potentially sinister as so-called "Man in the Middle" attacks where calls and texts can be heard or read before being forwarded on to a legitimate cell tower and the intended recipient. Is this a violation of physical security or cybersecurity? Or both?
Do you trust your local law enforcement to protect your information privacy? How many police officers or sheriff's deputies are trained to understand these limits? In Florida a local police department used cell phone location information to conduct a search without a warrant. What else can and will they do? What have they done?
And what does this do to our expectations of information privacy?
Google says Don't Worry
"Google Says Not to Worry About 5 Million 'Gmail Passwords' Leaked" So said a headline on forbes.com. If you have a gmail account, were you at all concerned that your email address and password was among the 5 million? Of course you were.
Continued data breaches are a cybersecurity headache. They're also a major public relations nightmare. Telling your customers not to worry doesn't sound like a good strategy.
So far no one is saying how the Russian Bitcoin security forum actually got the gmail addresses paired with the passwords. Some speculate that, instead of a gmail data breach, whoever was responsible grabbed them from other sites at which gmail customers used their emails and passwords to sign in.
It's still a public relations problem for Google. Covering various parts of your body and telling everyone not to worry only serves to make people leery. They don't believe you and suspect your ability to handle cybersecurity and even physical security.
So, whether it's a data breach or some other problem, most PR professionals believe honesty is the best policy. Tell people their information privacy has been violated, whether via a cybersecurity or physical security breach. Give them directions for changing their passwords. Admit you don't know what happened, but, by golly, you're going to find out. And apologize. For goodness sakes, apologize.
People understand apologies, especially if they are followed by a vow to find and fix the problem.
Then tell them when it's fixed.
Convincing the skeptical CIO to support security
I have a new client, a billion-dollar service company, whose CIO is going to test my skills. He is suspicious about security and risk management, and questions everything. I should be happy, but I'm not. I should be happy because his questions mean he's engaged – antagonistic is better than apathetic I always say. He's willing to hear my arguments about the value security brings to the business, but he's stubborn. How am I going to win him over? READ my answer HERE.
Prioritizing is the Key to Defending against Advanced Threats
Here are some helpful tips for the security manager who wants the right governance in light of advanced threats.
Most organizations have struggled for years with just cleaning and prioritizing security alerts generated from numerous point products. The value proposition for SIEM products was couched in terms of correlation and prioritization, but SIEM has only succeeded in checking a compliance box without addressing the problem of advanced persistent threats. Stopping targeted attacks in the shortest time possible is now the top priority for advanced security solutions. Read the tips HERE
Four ways to build a more empowered security team
Every Chief Security Officer, CISO, and risk manager I know believes that their security and risk operation has strengths and weaknesses; in some areas best practices reign supreme, and in others the blunders threaten catastrophe. If managing risk were merely a matter of crafting great policies, we'd read about very few security failures indeed. Unfortunately, managing risk and security always plays a wildcard: the security personnel. How can we ensure that our security teams are putting their best efforts toward the objectives of the department and the business?
Unusual Data Breaches, and other posts
I am a guest blogger at a number of other sites. Here is a sampling a some of my recent posts.
The greatest threat to data is also the least studied
Physical loss of information was difficult to quantify, so said the editors of the 2014 Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report (DBIR2014) that came out this month. That imprecision is why your cyber security precautions mean squat against the gargantuan physical risk you face.
The report, anxiously awaited each Spring, this year included a summary of ten years of breach data. Among the findings is a section on Physical theft and loss. The editors described physical loss of information not sexy and "cyber-y," and the numbers about this type of information leakage a little iffy. However, they rightly point out that physical loss is among the most common causes of data loss/exposure.
In short, they claim that one of the most common types of information loss is also the least measurable. Read it here
Balanced Scorecard for Security
Security executives who've used the Balanced Scorecard over the years, set their IT budgets by first determining the strategic role that security will play in the organization, then established a companywide funding level that enables security programs to fulfill that objective. Since the first step in implementing a Balanced Scorecard starts with strategy, it follows that this can be an effective method for aligning security with that strategy. Read it here.
New CISO at Target
Target named its new CISO today. Brad Maiorino will fill a newly created post called senior vice president and chief information security officer. When the Target search began, I shared the comment with several other security analysts wondering who would want that job. Apparently, Mr. Maiorino, who comes from General Motors and General Electric where he held similar positions, wants it. I imagine he feels excited about the opportunity to rebuild a security program with a substantial budget and likely a wide latitude. Plus, any breaches occuring in the first six months or so could easily be blamed on the previous administration. That gives him a year of smooth sailing and liberal spending. After that, the rubber hits the road and he will be on trial more than most CISOs.


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